The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

| fERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs. Leon Bailey will 90 to Chicago saturda,
for short visit.
DR.. Lee Wood has returned from a stav a
several months in Wyoming
| MISS Carrie Harrison will 20 to Newport XIV
70 % the guest of relatives for several weeks
Oscar A. Trippet Of Jasper county, was YES
| Court
Rev. J. A. Randolph is visiting his daughter
| Mrs =. +. Cameron, and will remain about !
| fortnight.
Miss Emma Norris. of East Market street
who is visiting friends at Charlottesville will re-
turn this evening.
Miss B. D. Bowen, who has been spendinp
some time In this city with friends returned yes
terday to her home in Virginia
state Geologist Maurice Thompson has re-
turned from Tennessee and is confined to his
oed at Charlottesville with infamm atory rheu-
matlsm. He expects to leave as soon as he is
aoie to travel, for Georgia, where he will epend
| the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. j. 8. Harrington is at Grsencastle in at
| tendance on her mother, Mrs Booth who had
paralytic stroke few days since Mrs. Booth
| Is elgnty. seven years old, and it is considered
doubtful II she will recover. Ex-senator Booth.
her son. is also az her bedside
SOCIETY.
Misses Ella and Daisy Malott will entertain a
POI Vi irenos tnls evening. About one hun
dred and fifty invitations have been sent
| Miss Martha Wright has issued cards for :.
| reception on Thursday afternoon, from 3 till 6
| O'Clock, In honor of Miss Cutler, of Boston.
The Matinee Musicale will meet this after
| noon at plymouth Church. Edouard Greie ia
| the composer whose works will be considered
This is the first meeting since the adiournment
| for the holidays.
| Governor Gray will give a recepticn on nay,
| thursday evening. from Z to IL o'clock at his
residence, No. 248 North Pennsylvania street
| 10 the off1cers and members of the Legislature
! ana families, and to all the officers connected
| with the State government and their families.
| When Mrs A. H. Carrier was resident Of this
CITY, the class in history which she organized was
| considered one of the most instructive and nro
| gressive OF any OF the classes formed. Mrs.
barrlel Is great student OF history. aside from
ner wide cultivation In all subjects and upon
her return to this city for visit, after stay of
two years in Europe, it was decided to re assem-
ole once more. for pleasant social evening and
| an instructive one as we'll. The cards of invit.
tlon were for q sreunion at the residence
Ct Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Woolen on North
fennsylvania street, last night, and in response
qplte company coneregated. including mem
| bsrs Of the class and number of friends The
| subject for the evening was ssRome and ths
conversation on the same was opened by Mrs
carrier, who spoke at some length, in an enter
tanning way, OF the country and people, the gov
er ,an and Characteristics The topic is one
less familiar She is thoroughly con-
yersant, not only from study, BUT
oy actual kexperience. and the personal rem
i IN added materially to the pleasure of
came general. The reunion was happv
thought, and the friends last evening were Glad
to greet Mrs Carrier after her long absence from
TINS city. where she is greatly appreciated for
her personal Qualities as we'll as literary attain.
ments Mrs. Carrier will leave this week for
santa Barbara, CAL, to join her husband
Hotel Arrivals.
Grand Hotel: B. C. Hobbs. Bloom;nod.l..
William D. Warren, Frankfort; Thomas M
Clark Shoals Martin A. Morrison, Frankfort
F. L. Sage, Vevay; Howard Duffy, Columbus:
= s., 4 Dsvis, North Salem; s. S. Boots Green
D. Archard, Bloomfield; James c. Suit. Frank.
fort; j. s. Barton, Clay county; j. F. Robinson.
Cleveland; j. L. Wagner, Terre Haute: n m
Baker. Columbus; p Thatcher. Hillsburg; J. L.
lei Dinsmors. William II. Neild, Bloomington:
a. q. Campbell. Frankfort; j. II. Biblin, J. H.
Hoover, Rochester; L. c. Ruble, Franklin
Bates House: Cyrus E. Davis and wife. Bloom
field; William Rahm, jr.. Evansville; Judge F.
". vlehs. Vincennes; W P: Iiams. Hon. John
ette B. E. Hirnberger, Martinsville; q. z. Palm
err Colurnbus Jason B. Brown. Seymour: W.
3. Biddle. A. Vile, LaPorte; w. H. Shields,
s 5 r. sIvi j. g; sehwas,,kopf' Columbus;
q. u.
Kokomo; j: D. Lyle. Columbus; A. H. Luke.
Jacksonville; S. G. Tageart Charlestown. Ind,
Adams Earl, Lafayette; D. H. Strouse. Perm: i
r. Duncan, Charlottesville; Geo. w. Landon.
Kokomo Samuel s. Fisher, Max Fisher and
wife, Miss Laura Jacobson Fort Wayne: r. G.
Wilson, Evansville; w. Blanche Kokomo; Thad
Huston Salem, Ind; H. B. Lineenfelter. Dan
vile; B. B. johnson, Kokomo; Adolph Rogers.
John L. Morris, New Castle.
Denison: James G. Ratliff, Richmond: G. G.
King, Miss Doherty. Wabash; Ira J. Chase.
Danville T. E. Goodrich, Shelbyville; Andrew
Fite, g. b. Cardwell, New Albany; J. L. Cream.
IT.. Olarksvile. Tenn. j. r. Gray, Noblesville:
J. w. Smith, Mapleton, Ia; G.. Grimes, w. r.
Mexican, Terre Haute; C. H. johnson. Rush.
vile; w. J. Davis, Goshen; John W. Ross. Con
nersvilie; 8. N. Chambers, Vincennes W. I'd
Hart, Frankfort ]. II. Fowler, Spencer; Uriah
Coulson. Sullivan; Walter Elliott. Shelbyviile.
w. l.. Rick, r. A. Smith, Greensboro: a.
Loomis, Guion J. w. Crumpacker, LaPorte; A.
w. Hammond Warrington; John Zimmerman.
Cannellton: Hon. Horny Groves. Perry county:
G w Drake. Cncinnat o. D. McCrary, e.
W wilson, Fred V. Graham, j. B. White, Fort
Wayne; Z. q. Payne, Chicago; Will A. Green.
aurora; $: ". DUNCAN, Franklin. Miss Kate
Figgett, Glendale. O.; w. L. Bowler, Cleveland:
f. b. Peed d. W. Leonard. John S. Hedges. T.
e. Phelps, New Castle; T. F. Lockrdge, Green
castle; Z: w. Neal, d. B. Sweetser and wife.
Marion; Mrs. j. Fl. Smart, H. W. Chase. La
fayette; John +. Wildman, j. M. Graham, Mum
Gle; John r Frazier, Winchester; w. l. Over
Ne win. NJ Nolin, Rushville; Joseph l. Irwin,
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